Securing your Android device with a lock screen is essential for privacy, but what happens when you forget the password or pattern? In this guide, we will explore four proven methods to unlock ...

Researchers from Lancaster University, Northwest University in China, and the University of Bath have found that Android's screen patterns aren't as safe as they seem to be, not even complex ones.

Setting a password or fingerprint lock on an Android phone is a common method of protecting our essential data or private information from our eyes.

By covertly filming the owner when they are drawing their Pattern Lock shape to unlock their device, the software is able to track their fingertip movements relative to the screen.

Life slams to a halt when you forget your Android password, PIN, or pattern, but there are some things you can do. We take a look at your various options.

Want to remove the Pattern/Pin/Password lock from your Samsung phone? Check Top 5 methods, including PassFab Android Unlocker.

There are a number of different ways to unlock an Android smartphone or tablet. In fact, you probably have a favorite one you’ve been using for as long as you’ve owned your device.

Researchers show how an attacker can crack your Android pattern lock from a distance and that complex patterns are the easiest to identify.

Unlock your Pixel with a pattern Pattern unlock is another way to unlock a Google Pixel if you forget the passcode. Trace the pattern on the lock screen and unlock your phone.

One new study has quantified just how easy an Android-style unlock pattern—as opposed to a six-digit PIN or biometric unlock—makes the job of any over-the-shoulder snoop.